Environmental Graphic

Jessica Finch

Jessica Finch is a Principal at Selbert Perkins Designwhere she oversees wayfinding, placemaking, and branded environment projects. She has over 18 years’ experience working on multi-faceted projects in collaboration with architects and owners. She is passionate about forging unlikely partnerships and developing concepts that engage communities.

Jessica Finch
Selbert Perkins Design
Boston

Jeff Wilson

Jeff is a Signage and Wayfinding Designer at Gensler in Atlanta, GA. He brings an exceptional level of attention to detail and experience to projects that include large mixed use developments, healthcare, workplace, hospitality and brand implementation just to name a few.

He found a love for design at Winthrop University where he graduated with a BFA in Visual Communication Design in 2005. That passion and experience for blending Visual Communication, Architecture, Graphic and Industrial design has broadened through his 16 year career in the industry. 

Jeff Wilson
Gensler
Atlanta, Georgia

Shayla Hufana

Shayla is a curious designer with strong conceptual skills in brand, environmental/experiential, digital, UX/UI, and CX design in a wide range of industries including corporate, hospitality, luxury retail, food/bar, sports, aerospace, healthcare, and non-profits. She has 10+ years of professional design experience and has helped to create meaningful and successful solutions with a playful perspective to design. A few clients include Nordstrom, ATT, Google, Whole Foods, SSP America, Centerplate, and the Hawaii Wildlife Center.

 

Shayla Hufana
Boeing
Seattle

Little

At Little, we are dedicated to breakthrough ideas that create a better future.

We believe that the collaboration of diverse people from many fields of design is a powerful source of breakthrough ideas. That’s why we’re committed to building an increasingly diverse firm, made up of people with different areas of expertise, from different cultures and generations, with different talents, experiences and passions – because we believe that it is at those intersections where the next great ideas will emerge.

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